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Nuisance Claim Related To Property Ownership Dismissed As the poet Robert Frost once stated, “Good fences make good neighbours.” While the adage is often proven true, it is also true that many legal disputes arise over fences, laneways and other issues that relate to the ownership of real property. Legal claims with respect to residential property ownership may arise in any number of circumstances, including as a result of a suffering injury while you are on someone else’s property, whether commercial or residential and disputes over property lines that often arise when one neighbour seeks to erect a fence, for example, between their property and another. Claims in relation to property ownership may also include a claim of nuisance when a neighbouring property owner behaves in such a manner as to cause a nuisance to a neighbouring property owner. An example of a claim for nuisance related to property ownership is found in the recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in the case of Kranenburg v Grice.